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Steve Staeger
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Reporter and Anchor, KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
Denver
Beats
Biography
Steve Staeger is the main contributor to Next with Kyle Clark, weeknights at 6 on KUSA 9NEWS in Denver. He was the Capitol Bureau Chief and an Investigative Reporter at WCIA-TV in Champaign, IL. Working from the station's Springfield office, Staeger produces content for WMBD in Peoria, IL and WTVO in Rockford, IL. Steve was nominated for an Emmy for his reporting on potential fraud in Illinois' Link Card system. He also covered both the trial and retrial of former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.
Russian espionage, Middle Eastern politics, Climate Change
Content
By Steve Staeger Verified| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. — A Boulder County jury is deliberating the case against a woman accused of killing a 17-year-old rising star cyclist in a 2023 crash on Highway 119. Yeva Similanska, 24, is facing a vehicular homicide charge for the crash that killed Magnus White, 17. Her defense attorneys have not disputed that she caused the crash that killed White, but argue she is guilty of careless driving resulting in death rather than vehicular homicide.
By Steve Staeger Verified| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified DENVER — Potholes can be a lot more than just a jarring, bumpy annoyance. They can wreak havoc on your car and drain your wallet. Repairing pothole damage hits car budgets hard. Consumer Reports breaks down the impact and provides tips to protect your wallet. A direct pothole hit at speed can ruin a tire, requiring an immediate tire change and likely replacement. Ideally, you’ll see them coming, but sometimes, you can't avoid a pothole until it’s too late.
By Steve Staeger Verified| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. — A Boulder County jury is deliberating the case against a woman accused of killing a 17-year-old rising star cyclist in a 2023 crash on Highway 119. Yeva Similanska, 24, is facing a vehicular homicide charge for the crash that killed Magnus White, 17. Her defense attorneys have not disputed that she caused the crash that killed White, but argue she is guilty of careless driving resulting in death rather than vehicular homicide.
Company Info
KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
Denver, Colorado, United States
+1 303-871-1799